Sentence examples for ability to get off from inspiring English sources
Green has the ability to get off the line with good quickness.
Turks are watching to see whether he retains his ability to get off every hook.
Thankfully during this seven game unbeaten run, the Metros have shown an ability to get off to strong starts (Tim Cahill's eight-second wonder goal) and finish well (various other Tim Cahill exploits).
"The key thing is going to be the reading of the opposition more than just the technical ability to get off the ground – who calls the right lineouts at the right places.
The contest between these two men could be resolved in a matter of days, depending on whether Mr. McCain can match Mr. Bush's ability to get off the canvas.
A lot will depend on how Dempsey and possibly Bradley, supporting the attack, are able to supply to him, and his ability to get off to a fast start against Ghana (or, ideally, in the remaining warm-up games).
It then automatically adjusts the campaign to send more eyeballs towards where the action is at, while past performance is also taken into account so that there's an ability to forecast results to get off to the best start for a campaign.
The ability of families like mine to get off the street and build a self-sustaining future, as I have been able to do is hampered by the lack of quality public education, affordable housing and adequate social services to address issues like mental health and drug and alcohol issues.
Remember, the engines and wings are able to get off the ground because the weight in the airplane is not exceeding its ability to fly safely.
A brilliant, so far unbeaten defence barrister, he is The Escape Artist (BBC1), so called for his ability to get people off and out of jail.
"I don't have that much natural ability," he said, and went on to tell a doleful tale about how his legs lacked spring, how he was judged among the worst of the Olympic candidates in ability to get high off the floor, and so on, until he had nearly convinced me that he was a motor moron.
